Double-Shuffle
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Double-Shuffle is a pinball machine released by Gottlieb in 1949. It features a retro design typical of the late 1940s era, with classic flippers and bumpers.
Electro-mechanical pinball machine featuring four flippers, 10 bumpers, and a distinctive shuffle playfield layout.
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Unique shuffle feature where the ball can be redirected via an internal mechanism, multiple flippers.
- Theme: Shuffleboard
- Sound: Mechanical bells and chimes typical of electro-mechanical machines.
- Production: 1400
- Dimensions: N/A
- Year Released: 1949
- Weight: N/A
Additional Info
Designed by Wayne Neyens and art by Roy Parker. This machine is celebrated for its intricate artwork and innovative gameplay for the time.
The machine was produced at a time when Gottlieb was known for its high-quality electro-mechanical games.
Double-Shuffle was part of a series of innovative pinball games released by Gottlieb in the late 1940s.
The machine was produced at a time when Gottlieb was known for its high-quality electro-mechanical games.
Double-Shuffle was part of a series of innovative pinball games released by Gottlieb in the late 1940s.